Tech
Kiwi gaming hits $1b milestone
Auckland will host the New Zealand Game Developers Conference (NZGDC) for the first time in nearly a decade, as the country’s game development sector...
Volunteers for Mobile Innovation Lab
Following last month’s launch, Innovation Franklin are now on the hunt for volunteers to join their Mobile Innovation Lab programme.
The mobile lab is designed...
Transaction limits in fuel Response plan, govt reveals
The coalition government has worked with business and industry to refine the Fuel Response Plan for petrol and diesel to ensure in the event...
Timing is crucial, but it alone doesn’t get you to the pin
By Charles Miller
Everyone appreciates the sound of a perfect golf drive.
The crack is clean, sharp and decisive, and is the epitome of perfect...
STEM competition sparks creativity
The Franklin EPro8 Challenge, an annual inter-school science, technology, engineering and
mathematics (STEM) competition, aims to spark creativity, teamwork and problem-solving in the next generation...
Scams go hi-tech
Scammers are now embracing technology to prey on their victims.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now playing a much larger role in cybercrime, allowing people to...
Fibre fast forward
Fifty-nine communities across New Zealand will soon have access to faster, more reliablebroadband.
Chorus recently announced the completion of the country’s largest fibre network expansion...
Pukekohe event showcases innovation in vegetable industry
More than 200 vegetable growers, agronomists, researchers, government officials and tech suppliers flocked to Pukekohe recently to participate in the inaugural Vegetables Big Day...
